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• Re: [3.2] AD Authentication issue parent/child portals

  This is still an issue in DNN. Anybody got any ideas? Core Team? I am at the point of making my current parent portal a static site by dropping a default.html into the root folder of DNN and making that the first default page in IIS. I really dont want to do this but try to explain to users why they have to clear out their cookies all everytime they visit the parent page.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ccarns@ctc.com on 3/24/2006

• Re: What's new in 3.2.2 ?

  Just wanted to second that request for a "Whats New"/Change log on the DNN. Everytime there is a new release I have to hunt through these forums to get an answer.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ccarns@ctc.com on 1/3/2006

• Re: Dynamic SQL

  Yes - Just create a stored procedure like this below and use it to run dynamic SQL: CREATE PROCEDURE ProcessDynamicSQL ( @SQLString1 varchar(8000) ='' ) AS EXEC (@SQLString1) GO

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ccarns@ctc.com on 12/5/2005

• Re: Windows Authentication and Child Portals

  WhatsHisName wrote: Is anyone else having issues with Windows Authentication and multiple portals? Check out my post here : http://forums.asp.net/1109134/ShowPost.aspx - dont know if our issues are the same or not!? I did post the issue to the DNN bug list and I am hoping to hear from Tam soon.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ccarns@ctc.com on 11/16/2005

• Re: [3.2] AD Authentication issue parent/child portals

  danwillmott wrote: I'm having a very similar problem. Mine is a brand new 4.0 install with AD Authentication only on the child portal. I can log in and be recognized. My user is created properly - all information from AD comes over. The problem is when I click the home button, I'm logged out and I can't log in again using AD until I clear the cookie and close all my browser windows out. Has anyone else had this problem? I had been struggling trying to get AD Authentication working when I saw this

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ccarns@ctc.com on 11/14/2005

• Re: [3.2] AD Authentication issue parent/child portals

  Can anyone at least replicate this issue. I posted to the DNN defect tracking system (GEMINI) but want to make sure I am not an isolated case. Thanks

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ccarns@ctc.com on 11/11/2005

• Re: Windows Auth Automatic Login?

  CBrasga wrote: The initial feature I was requesting though was so that when someone initially hit the site they wouldn't see the edit pencils so they can view the site as a normal user until they were ready to edit. Then they can click Login link, whereupon it would log them on as themselves for easy editing. I see what you are saying now, but that sounds like a personal customization. I guess the way to implement that would to have a checkbox similiar to PREVIEW that switches between edit and non

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ccarns@ctc.com on 11/11/2005

• Re: DNN 3.2 Active Directory Authentication

  programmer17 wrote: The problem is when a new windows user hits my test site the user detail information i.e (first name, last name, etc) are blank. Any clues as to why???? Does your AD have that information?? Cause it can only grab what fields are field out in the AD. If your AD does have it then I would believe your Authentication isn't setup with the correct settings or you dont have a typical case. programmer17 wrote: I also created a role that I know that I am a member of and I was not assigned

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ccarns@ctc.com on 11/11/2005

• Re: Somebody goofed

  Well if I understand the poster correctly 3.1.1 database got update to 3.2 when it shouldn't have and you want the DB back to 3.1.1. Well the good news is that the database changes from 3.1 to 3.2 are very minor (unlike the code/dll) if you open up the upgrade script for 3.2 you will notice these changes of existing calls in the folder "\Providers\DataProviders\SqlDataProvider" Those Stored Procedures effected are: GetFiles, GetDesktopModulesByPortal, DeleteModuleSetting, DeleteTabModuleSetting,

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ccarns@ctc.com on 11/10/2005

• Re: Windows Auth Automatic Login?

  Doesnt sound like you have Windows Auth really working because that is exactly what it does without having to click on LOGIN at all - they are automatically logged in as soon as they hit a page on your portal. see this post for configuration steps: http://forums.asp.net/1109431/ShowPost.aspx

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by ccarns@ctc.com on 11/10/2005